Courses

[|Industry-Based Learning Program (IBL)] The IBL program is designed to provide Computer Science and Software Engineering students the best opportunities in the industry, by providing them with valuable hands-on experiences working in Australian and global organisations.

Some of the courses I found at Deakin University and Monash University are:

[|Bachelor of Information Technology (Multimedia Technology) (Deakin University)] [|Bachelor of Film and Digital Media (Deakin University)] [|Bachelor of Information Technology (Deakin University)] [|Bachelor of Information Technology (Games Design and Development) (Deakin University)] Bachelor of Multimedia and Digital Arts (Monash University) Introduction to Flash MX 2004 (Holmesglen Institute of TAFE) Making movies with Windows XP (Holmesglen Institute of TAFE) Apple IDVD for Beginners (Box Hill Institute of TAFE) Certificate II in the content of your page here. multimedia (Chisholm Institute of TAFE) Diploma of Information Technology (Multimedia) (Swinburne University of Technology) Some of the requirements for these courses include:

- Students must have access to a suitable computer and a network connection. -Because a number of disciplinary studies are cumulative in knowledge, technical competencies and/or study and research skills there are prerequisites which direct students to take some units before others. (prerequisites were not listed)

Most of these courses are 3-4 years full time or the part time equivalent

Some of the Courses I found st Monash, Bond University, Southern Cross University and Central Queensland University

Bachelor Multimedia Studies (central Queensland University) Bachelor Communications (central Queensland University) Masters Multimedia Production (Bond University) Masters - Educational Multimedia (Southern Cross University) Masters Multimedia Design (Monash University)

Requirements include: - English - Maths - to apply for a masters you are required to study a bachelor